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#1 2008-05-03 23:43:51

lilsirecho
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Raid 1 install option?

Suppose I setup two hdd in raid bios as single stripe devices.

Then in dmraid I call for raid 0,1 using an existing hdd as the "1" hdd.

Then I expect I could install the contents of the "1" hdd into the single stripe devices (raid 0 combo) using a "restore raid" command of some kind.

Is this a viable option?

If so, I could later call for raid0 using the two hdd's thusly striped.

Right or wrong?


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#2 2008-05-04 03:03:16

vogt
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Re: Raid 1 install option?

It sounds like it would work, as converting from one disk to an array: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Con … em_to_RAID

More complicated conversions might work with http://unthought.net/raidreconf/index.shtml

But that isn't with dmraid aka. fake-raid, for which I don't know of any tools to modify.

The most viable option is to just tar up the filesystem and restore it on the different array, in any case.

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